Eco Soy Wax for Candles Soy Wax 1kg

Soy Wax for Candles 1 kg - Y50 natural, for DIY candles, premium quality Natural soy wax Y50 for DIY candles Soy wax Y50 1kg is a high-quality, natural raw material intended for making home and professional candles. Made 100% from renewable plant-based resources, it is an excellent alternative to paraffin. Ideal for candle makers DIY and small scented candle workshops. Why choose soy wax Y50? 100% natural soy wax - safe for health and the environment Long and even burn - candles burn slower than paraffin Excellent scent throw - perfect for scented candles Easy to use - great for beginners and professionals Clean burning - minimal smoke Employed for Soy wax Y50 works great for making: scented candles glass candles decorative candles DIY candles at home Due to its flake form, the wax melts easily and blends well with dyes and fragrance oils. Product specifications Weight: 1 kg Type: natural soy wax Y50 Melting point: approx. 50-55°C Form: flakes Application: DIY candles, scented candles Who is this wax for? for those starting their candle making journey for DIY hobbyists for handmade candle producers for craft shops and studios Soy wax Y50 - the perfect choice for candles If you are looking for an efficient, natural, and easy-to-use candle wax, soy wax Y50 1 kg will be an excellent choice. It delivers great visual and scent effects, making your candles look and smell professional. What is soy? Soy is a plant from the legume family, belonging to the group of pulse plants. It has many nutritional and medicinal values - lowers blood pressure, has anti-cancer properties, prevents heart diseases. Additionally, it is a rich source of plant protein and is a great substitute for animal protein in diets. Unlike animal protein, plant protein does not contain harmful purines that hinder calcium absorption. Soybeans are used to produce tofu, pasta, flour, and soy milk. Moreover, soy oil is extracted and used in gastronomy, cosmetics, and building materials. People have long used soy to create wax, which is a basic ingredient in soy candles. History of soy wax Wondering who first discovered soy wax? It was an American - Michael Richards, who sought a cheaper alternative to beeswax. It is widely believed that Michael Richards and his company introduced the first soy candles to the market in 1993. Process Soy wax production is based on hydrogenation of soy oil. This process involves adding a catalyst that introduces an additional hydrogen molecule into the oil's molecular chain, causing it to solidify. In short: soybeans, after thorough cleaning and shelling, undergo oil extraction and hardening. The finished product is used not only for candle making but also has broad applications in the food industry. Breakthrough discovery Soy wax is a completely natural product obtained from soybeans. It is environmentally safe, biodegradable, and suitable for allergy sufferers. It should be emphasized that under natural conditions it decomposes quickly and has no negative impact on the environment. A definite advantage is that it contains no carbon or gasoline, so when burned, it emits minimal carbon dioxide and does not leave soot deposits indoors. Soy candles proved to be a breakthrough discovery in the candle market because they burn cleaner and longer than traditional paraffin candles. Growing popularity More and more environmentally conscious people are aware of and concerned about the harmful effects of paraffin wax, whose combustion effects are comparable to cigarette smoke. Soy wax is a natural, plant-based product whose popularity is rapidly increasing.